As a programmer/console Linux chad, I’ve had my Voyager since last April. First off, the Customer Support is top notch! I messed up my address when placing the order and one of their reps helped me out, monitored my order, checked with me after UPS said it was delivered, etc. Incredibly personal touch, can’t recommend them enough.
Second, it’s really hard to get used to. I’d been using smaller QMK keyboards for about 2 years, but I think the columnar keys were what really made it difficult to adapt to. For the first month or so I had 2 keyboards on my desk for when I needed my typing speed back.
10 months on though, I can’t imaging typing on anything else. I use it for gaming as well with a separate layer. Home row mods are also fantastic once you get used to it. Your pinky fingers will love you.
As a programmer/console Linux chad, I’ve had my Voyager since last April. First off, the Customer Support is top notch! I messed up my address when placing the order and one of their reps helped me out, monitored my order, checked with me after UPS said it was delivered, etc. Incredibly personal touch, can’t recommend them enough.
Second, it’s really hard to get used to. I’d been using smaller QMK keyboards for about 2 years, but I think the columnar keys were what really made it difficult to adapt to. For the first month or so I had 2 keyboards on my desk for when I needed my typing speed back.
10 months on though, I can’t imaging typing on anything else. I use it for gaming as well with a separate layer. Home row mods are also fantastic once you get used to it. Your pinky fingers will love you.